OCTAVARIUS: BATTLE FOR THE BELT Plays Stage 773, 3/27

By: Mar. 27, 2011
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Octavarius, a Chicago comedy group, hosts a special series of shows titled "Octavarius: Battle for the Belt," with guest Colt Cabana, former WWE and current Ring of Honor superstar, Sunday, 27 at 7pm at Stage 773, 1225 W. Belmont Ave. "The Ego" Robert Anthony, CZW Heavyweight Champion, will make a special appearance on the final night of the series.

Lace up your boots, air out your spandex and cue your theme song! Over the course of three weeks, relationships will be tested, alliances will be made and trust will be betrayed. Octavarius will split into four teams (Two Kinds of Alf, Grandpa Factory, Bus-cow and The Zev Senesca Memorial Players) to compete against one another in this pro-wrestling themed comedy showdown. Colt steps out of the ring to be the commissioner of this "Battle for the Belt" series. The champion at the end of the run will hold the belt and ownership of Octavarius L.L.C.

Tickets are $15 per show, or $25 for a ringside pass to all three nights. Audience members are encouraged to make a sign cheering or jeering their favorite Octavarius superstars, and receive tickets at a discounted rate of $12.

For more information, please visit Octavarius.com.

ABOUT OCTAVARIUS
Octavarius, a Chicago comedy group, began its mission in March 2009 to find fun everywhere its tentacles can reach. They continue to share that fun with the world through live comedy shows, blog posts, videos, interactive weekly podcasts and music. In some combination, the performers have been performing together since 2003. As Octavarius, they have played all over Chicago, including a headlining run at The ComedySportz Theatre Chicago titled "Octavarius: So Nefarious" and at the Cornservatory titled "Octavarius: A Hair Away From Disaster." Octavarius is a Time Out Chicago "Critics' Pick" and won runner-up of Chicago Reader's 2010 Readers' Poll for "Best Sketch/Improv Troupe."

 



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